finding medical school transfer applicant had no liberty interest because he did "not contend that defendant medical schools published any damaging information which hurt his chances for admission at other schools"
Summary of this case from Tobin v. University of Maine SystemNo. 80-7536.
October 7, 1980.
Appeal from S.D.N.Y. 494 F.Supp. 603.
Decision Without Published Opinion. AFFIRMED.
finding medical school transfer applicant had no liberty interest because he did "not contend that defendant medical schools published any damaging information which hurt his chances for admission at other schools"
Summary of this case from Tobin v. University of Maine Systemfinding medical school transfer applicant had no property interest in admission
Summary of this case from Tobin v. University of Maine Systemfinding medical school transfer applicant had no liberty interest because he did "not contend that defendant medical schools published any damaging information which hurt his chances for admission at other schools"
Summary of this case from Tobin v. University of Maine Systemfinding medical school transfer applicant had no property interest in admission
Summary of this case from Tobin v. University of Maine Systemprevailing party in arbitration not entitled to partial summary judgment as to liability against opposing party where from the award "it remains unclear which of plaintiff's arbitration claims were deemed valid by the arbitrators," id. at 769
Summary of this case from Brownko Intern., Inc. v. Ogden Steel Co.applying New York statute
Summary of this case from Strick Corp. v. A.J.F. Warehouse Distrib., Inc.Full title:SELMAN v. HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL
Court:United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Date published: Oct 7, 1980
That applicants for admission to professional or graduate school do not have a property interest in admission…
Tobin v. University of Maine SystemSee Phelps v. Washburn Univ. of Topeka, 632 F. Supp. 455, 459 (D.Kan. 1986) ("it is well settled that a…